… sleep. One subgroup of median and ventrolateral preoptic neurons maintains their NREM
sleep activity in REM sleep whereas the remaining sleep … reduced activity in REM sleep.[8] [16] …

… REM sleep and non-REM (NREM) sleep. Summary: The flip-flop switch circuitry of the wake-sleep
regulatory system produces the typical sleep … between NREM and REM sleep at night. …

Sleep is a physiological global state composed of two different phases: Non-rapid eye
movement (NREM) and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. The control mechanisms of sleep …

… focuses on the how of sleep, not the why of sleep. The authors discuss the wake and sleep
centers, the transition between wake and sleep, regulation of REM and NREM sleep, and the …

The central nervous system undergoes several dynamic changes during sleep, which are
coordinated by the pons, basal forebrain areas, and other subcortical structures and are …

… a | Brain regions of current interest to the neurobiology of sleep… sleep–wake transitions and,
within sleep, REM–NREM sleep … of sleep, the subjective experience of sleep mentation or …

Our understanding of the neural control of sleep in large part parallels the history of neuroscience.
As new tools and methodologies have become available to the research community, …

In 1998, our group discovered a cDNA that encoded the precursor of two putative neuropeptides
that we called hypocretins for their hypothalamic expression and their similarity to the …

… Sleep medicine physicians often encounter questions that require an understanding of the
neurobiology of sleep: … Why do antidepressants often reduce REM sleep? Why do people with …

… sleep disorders. The development of new analyses of autonomic system during sleep, has
enriched the knowledge of sleep … of other phasic events arising from sleep, such as autonomic …